Messed Up My PC III
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Messed Up My PC III
I noticed that my PC had came loose and was banging around behind the mud flap. If some of the face plate buttons got pushed how do I know if the map got messed up?
Do I need to re-load the map sent with it by Fuelmoto? Or if it made changes does it not save them?
Any words of wisdom would be great.
Do I need to re-load the map sent with it by Fuelmoto? Or if it made changes does it not save them?
Any words of wisdom would be great.
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From: Reno, Nevada
I noticed that my PC had came loose and was banging around behind the mud flap. If some of the face plate buttons got pushed how do I know if the map got messed up?
Do I need to re-load the map sent with it by Fuelmoto? Or if it made changes does it not save them?
Any words of wisdom would be great.
Do I need to re-load the map sent with it by Fuelmoto? Or if it made changes does it not save them?
Any words of wisdom would be great.
Hook it up to your computer and check the map settings. If they are off you can reload them. Simple to do with PCIII's!
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Mine did the same thing. I moved it up under the seat to protect it.
Did you make a back up of the map when you got it?
You have to hold down all three buttons at once to change the map I think. Call Jamie at Fuelmoto. He should be able to help.
MikeM
Did you make a back up of the map when you got it?
You have to hold down all three buttons at once to change the map I think. Call Jamie at Fuelmoto. He should be able to help.
MikeM
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Download your PCIII map and save it to your PC hard drive. If there is ever a problem with your PCIII you can then reload your map. You just have to calibrate the throttle position at 0 and 100% settings. I have found I only need to calibrate it at 0. This is all very simple using the PCIII software. I have modified mine a couple of times from the FM canned map originally loaded to mine to address some pinging it had. Again this is very easy with the software, especially if you have a laptop pc.
I have mine secured behind the mudflap with several heavy duty tywraps with some padding around the device to protect it. So far so good.
I have mine secured behind the mudflap with several heavy duty tywraps with some padding around the device to protect it. So far so good.
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+1 on extra tie wraps..When I installed it, I made sure i put extra tie wraps and always check on it once in awhile..I have it propped up to where i should be able to easily connect PC without going crazy or dismounting it.
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messed up pc111
thats the same thing that happened on my 08 deluxe, but i didn't catch it before it got cracked dealer installed **** poor job and setup, a electrical part on a mudgaurd with tape and tyraps seems like a cob job to me. called dyno-jet about warranty, was told won't warranty if unit is physically broken told the idiot on phone thats were instuctions said to install. now have sert and no problems since
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I am glad that the PCIII fits under my seat, yes barely fit. I use my mom's notebook to send and receive map, zero the throttle etc. You can always run a USB cable to the bottom of the seat, easier to remap that way.
Unless you hold all 3 buttons down at the same time for 3 seconds when the bike is started, then pressed the button to adjust, you button adjustment mode is not altered. Also note that you can easily reset the button adjustment in the PC III USB software under "Power Commaner tools" and every time you send a map to the PC this is automatically reset.
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The USA's Leader V-Twin EFI & Performance www.fuelmotousa.com
Contact 920-423-3309
Email jamie@fuelmotousa.com